… First, we evaluate the evidence for and against mimicry as a … mimicry is innate and inevitable.
We propose that the architecture enabling mimicry is innate, but that the behavioral mimicry …

… The ubiquity of human mimicry has long been … mimicry can occur automatically, without
conscious awareness or intent to imitate. Due to the proliferation of studies on behavioral mimicry …

… of mimicry on social behavior and judgment in social interaction is examined. When a stranger
mimics … This paper examines social behaviors that are influenced by mimicry (eg helping …

… mimicry plays an important role in human social interaction and to show that mimicry is closely
… First we will position human unconscious mimicry in relation to types of imitation used in …

… Mimicry has been studied phonetically to a very minor extent. … a lot about the flexibility of
the human voice – to what extent, … few actual cases of fraud by mimicry in the courts today, this …

… -human and human animals. We first consider how mimicry unfolds in non-human animals
(… We focus on two forms of mimicry-related phenomena: facial mimicry and yawn contagion, …

… Still, despite its ubiquity, human mimicry has not been studied very much at all. Descriptions
of countless acts of mimicry are narrated in studies of crime, espionage, business, war, class…

… among LLM agents leading to realtime human role play preserving unique contexts without
… Our LLM absorbs human knowledge by emulating human behavior and storing all of it in its …

… In this section, we first describe the human action recognition … mimicry. Then by analyzing
our results we attempt to demonstrate that in our annotated mimicry episode, mimicry indeed …

… The upper boundary has been set in an experimental fashion, by reviewing all motor mimicry
episodes annotated as such by the human annotators in the MAHNOB mimicry database …